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. 2009 Feb 20;5(2):e1000286. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1000286

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Maoz Shamir.

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Spiking responses of 360 cells coding for an external stimulus during a single trial are shown. Each line shows the spike-times of a single cell. The cells are arranged according to their preferred directions. Spike times of cell with preferred direction was modeled by an IHPP with PSTH , where is the rate and the latency function is . The dashed line shows .

Inline graphic — Spiking responses of 360 cells coding for an external stimulus during a single trial are shown. Each line shows the spike-times of a single cell. The cells are arranged according to their preferred directions. Spike times of cell with preferred direction was modeled by an IHPP with PSTH , where is the rate and the latency function is . The dashed line shows .